1. art and entertainment
2. shows and events
3. concert

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LIBRARIES ARE
FOR BOOKS
AND READING
National Poetry Day
Thursday 2 October
East Dunbartonshire Libraries are hosting
several events to celebrate National Poetry
Day this year.
Venue:
Time:
Fee:
Brookwood Library, Bearsden
2pm
Free
Kenneth Steven will be reading from “Coracle”
his new book of poems. Kenneth has written
more than ten books of poetry, children’s
picture books, novels and short stories. His
work has been read on Radio 4. He lives in
Aberfeldy and writes in a tiny shed in the
garden, drawing inspiration from the natural
world and the peace around him.
A local poetry group will be sharing their
favourite poems. Come along and bring your
own favourite.
Venue:
Time:
Fee:
William Patrick Library, Kirkintilloch
11am
Free
A Poem and a Pie - our annual poetry
celebration, with refreshments.
Venue:
Time:
Fee:
Westerton Library
11am
Free
Come along and learn some fascinating
facts about poetry and enjoy readings at our
informal workshop.
Venue:
Time:
Fee:
Bishopbriggs Library
3pm
Free
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Book Week
Scotland 2014
24 – 30 November
The third annual celebration of books and
reading will go ahead this year from Monday
24 November all over Scotland. There will
be a range of events happening in libraries
across East Dunbartonshire including author
visits, children’s events and book giveaways.
This year’s specially commissioned booklet
‘Scotland’s Stories of Home’ will feature
stories and poems written by ordinary Scottish
folk, inspired by theme What does ‘home’
mean to you?
Look out for details of our full events
programme in the run up to Book Week
Scotland.
“The Common Cause –
Commonwealth Scots and
the Great War
Venue:
Time:
Fee:
Date:
Bishopbriggs Library
Tuesday 25 November
7pm
Free
Learn the personal stories of soldiers from
the Commonwealth with Scottish roots, and
the part they played in the battles of the First
World War. David Forsyth, Senior Curator at
the National Museum of Scotland will give an
audio-visual presentation on “The Common
Cause – Commonwealth Scots and the Great
War”, currently a major exhibition at the
National Museum of Scotland.
Energy Choices: Subsidies,
Security and Sustainability
Michael Cannon
Venue:
Time:
Fee:
Date:
Brookwood Library, Bearsden
Tuesday 25 November
2.30pm
Free
Venue:
Time:
Fee:
Date:
Come along and meet Glasgow author,
Michael Cannon at Brookwood Library.
His novels include “Lachlan’s War”which
“explores the powerful, life-affirming
qualities of friendship in its many forms...
sensitively drawn and beautifully evoked...”
and “Four new words for love” – ‘A poignant,
but not overly sentimental story, (it) captures
friendship at its most powerful and lifealtering.’
Milngavie Library
Wednesday 26 November
7pm
Free
How will Scotland meet its renewable targets
in the decades to come? What will be the
balance between wind power and nuclear
power and what part will fracking play? Come
along and hear from Paul Younger, Professor
of Energy Engineering at Glasgow University,
and an expert in this field.
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“A Lennoxtown Family’s
Experience of the
First World War”
Doug Allan
William Patrick Library, Kirkintilloch
Friday 28 November
Time:
7pm
Cost:
£3 (includes refreshments)
We are thrilled to host Doug Allan, award
winning natural history photographer and film
maker.
Venue:
Date:
Doug has been filming for thirty years and
was principal cameraman on series such as
“Planet Earth” and “The Blue Planet”, working
with Sir David Attenborough.
His awards for photography are numerous,
including seven Emmys, so this presentation
will be spectacular.
Venue:
Time:
Fee:
Date:
Lennoxtown Library
Friday 28 November
2pm
Free
Graham Hunter, a costume designer and
collector will bring along his grandfather’s
uniform and other memorabilia and talk
about how his grandfather and his brother
left Lennoxtown and joined the Royal Army
Medical Corps.
Bookings
For more information about any of these
events call 0141 777 3143 or email libraries@
eastdunbarton.gov.uk. To book your ticket
contact the library venue.
Image: ‘Emperor Penguins and Chicks’ Doug Allan
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Book Week Scotland –
Children & Families
Nick Sharratt
Calling all ‘Shark in the Park’ and Jacqueline
Wilson fans! To celebrate Book Week
Scotland, Nick Sharratt will be coming to
East Dunbartonshire Libraries.
Nick Sharratt is the illustrator of over
250 children’s books, including the awardwinning picture books You Choose, Pants,
Eat Your Peas and Shark in the Park. In this
session he’ll be sharing some of his personal
favourites and reading some brand new
stories too. There’ll be plenty of drawing,
story-telling and all-round silliness!
Places are limited so book your place by
calling the Children’s and Families team
on 0141 777 3036.
Brookwood Library
Wednesday 26 November
2pm – 3pm
3-5 years
Free
Bishopbriggs Library
Wednesday 26 November
2pm
4pm – 5pm
6-11 years
Free
Venue:
Time:
Age:
Fee:
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Image – Nick Sharrat
Download an Ebook Day
Monday 24 November will be Download an
eBook Day in East Dunbartonshire.
East Dunbartonshire Libraries offer a wide
range of fantastic ebooks. Library members
can access hundreds of eBooks to download
straight to their PCs, laptops and a range
of tablets, smartphones eReaders and
other portable devices free of charge, 24/7.
For anybody new to downloading eBooks,
library staff can offer assistance.
From crime to romance to non-fiction, there’s
an eBook for everybody. We have a fantastic
new collection of best-selling young adult
books, including Michael Grant’s Gone series
and Veronica Roth’s Divergent trilogy. So
celebrate Download an eBook Day during Book
Week Scotland!
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LIBRARIES ARE
FOR CHILDREN
& FAMILIES
Chatterbooks
Reading Groups
If your child is between 7 and 11, then
encourage them to come and join us and sign
up for Chatterbooks, where they can enjoy
fun activities, lively chat and lots of fantastic
books. Chatterbooks meet once a month in the
following libraries- Bishopbriggs, Brookwood,
Milngavie, William Patrick and Craighead.
Venue:
Bishopbriggs Library Dates:
Tuesday 9 September, 7 October, 4 November, 2 December Time:
3.30pm - 4.30pm
Venue:
Brookwood Library, Bearsden Dates:
Wednesday 10 September, 8 October, 5 November, 3 December Time:
3.30pm – 4.30pm Venue:
Craighead Library, Milton of Campsie Dates:
Monday 1 September, 6 October, 10 November, 8 December Time:
3.30pm – 4.30pm
Venue:
Dates:
Time:
Venue:
Dates:
Time:
Milngavie Library Wednesday 17 September, 22 October, 19 November, 17 December 3.30pm – 4.30pm
William Patrick Library, Kirkintilloch Wednesday 24 September, 29 October, 26 November, 17 December 3.30pm – 4.30pm
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Bookbug Sessions for
Babies and Toddlers (Parent and child activity, 0-36 months)
Come along to our free fun-filled Bookbug
sessions and enjoy rhymes, songs cuddles and
tickles with your child. Sessions are free but
should be booked in advance.
Bookbug sessions run on a weekly/fortnightly
basis in all EDLC Libraries
Bishopbriggs Library
Baby – Weekly on a Thursday at 2pm – 2.30pm
Baby/Toddler – Fortnightly on a Tuesday at
10.15am – 10.45am Saturday Baby/Toddler – 20 September,
4 October, 15 November, 13 December at
10.30am – 11am
Brookwood Library, Bearsden
Baby - Weekly on a Wednesday at
2pm – 2.30pm (with the exception of
26 November)
Baby/Toddler - Fortnightly on a Thursday at
2pm – 2.30pm Saturday Baby/Toddler –13 September,
11 October, 8 November, 6 December at
11am – 11.30am
Craighead Library, Milton of Campsie Baby/Toddler – Fortnightly on a Tuesday at
2pm – 2.30pm Lennoxtown Library Baby/Toddler – Weekly on a Thursday at
2pm – 2.30pm Lenzie Library Baby/Toddler – Fortnightly on a Tuesday at
2pm – 2.30pm
Milngavie Library Baby – Weekly on a Monday at 2pm – 2.30pm
Baby/Toddler – Weekly on a Tuesday at
2pm – 2.30pm Saturday Baby/Toddler – 6 September,
4 October, 1 November, 13 December at
11am – 11.30am
Westerton Library Baby/Toddler – Weekly on a Tuesday at
11am – 11.30am William Patrick Library, Kirkintilloch Baby – Weekly on a Wednesday at
2pm – 2.30pm
Baby/Toddler – Fortnightly on a Thursday at
2pm – 2.30pm Saturday Baby/Toddler – 6 September, 4
October, 1 November, 29 November at
10.30am – 11am
Bookbug Alert!
Look out for special themed
Bookbug sessions during
Kidsfest, Book Week
Scotland and Christmas.
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Music Machine
Musical Adventure
Stepping Stone Musical
Adventure
(Parent and child activity, 3 – 5 year olds)
(Parent and child activity, 5 – 7 year olds)
Come along with your child and have fun, making
music together with songs, storytelling, games
and musical adventures. This autumn six week
courses are offered in the following venues:
Come along with your child and meet the
“Note Family”, whilst having fun using
instruments, making music, singing songs,
storytelling and games.
Venue:
Time:
Dates:
Brookwood Library, Bearsden Tuesday 21 October – 25 November 2pm – 2.45pm Six week courses are offered in the following
venues:
Venue:
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Time:
Dates:
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Lennoxtown Library Thursday 23 October – 27 November 11am – 11.45am
Lenzie Library Monday 1 September – 6 October 2pm – 2.45pm
William Patrick Library, Kirkintilloch Monday 3 November – 8 December 2pm – 2.45pm
Dates:
Time:
Milngavie Library Wednesday 5 November – 10 December 3.30pm – 4.15pm All workshops are free and should be booked
in advance by contacting the relevant library.
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GAMES
FOR ALL
The Saturday Club
(beginning 6 Sept 2014)
Come and join our teen volunteers for an hour of
gaming fun. Try games like Minecraft, Adventure
Time, and Pokepark. No need to book. Under 8s
must be accompanied by an adult.
Time:
Bishopbriggs Library Every Saturday
11.15am – 12.15pm
Date:
Time:
William Patrick Library Every Saturday 11am – 12noon
Venue:
Date:
Venue:
Do you have what it takes to win a Tournament?
Sign up for our new Gaming Tournaments.
Places are limited so book yourself a challenge
now by contacting the library venue for the
chance to become a Gaming Tournament
Champion.
Mario Kart
Milngavie Library
23 September 3.45pm – 5pm
Brookwood Library
25 September 3.30pm – 4.45pm
Venue:
Date:
Time:
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Don’t forget our weekly drop in
gaming sessions
Just Dance
Venue:
Date:
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Time:
Date:
Age
William Patrick Library Every Thursday
3.30pm – 4.30pm
7 - 11 years
Time:
Venue: Date:
Time:
Milngavie Library 21 October 3.45pm –5pm Brookwood Library
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Sonic & Sega All Stars Racing
Milngavie Library
11 November 3.45pm – 5pm Brookwood Library
20 November
3.30pm – 4.45pm Venue:
Date:
Time:
Venue:
Date:
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Lego Star Wars
Milngavie Library
9 December 3.45pm – 5pm Lennoxtown Library
4 December 3.30pm – 4.45pm Brookwood Library
4 December
3pm – 4.45pm
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The latest Wii, Xbox and PS3 games can also
be hired for seven days for £3 (late returns
incur a daily fine charge of 60p) Under 16s
require a parent/carer to complete a Games
Lending Permission form on their behalf.
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National Poetry Day
Are you a budding young poet? To mark
National Poetry Day on Thursday October 2,
Libraries will be holding a free poetry slam.
Check the EDLC website or ask a member of
library staff for details.
Crafty Christmas Creations
(5 – 11 years)
Sign up now for some festive fun at the
following libraries:
Who-ctober
Bishopbriggs Library
Saturday 29 November
2.15pm – 3pm
Brookwood Library, Bearsden
Saturday 6 December
2.15pm – 3pm
Milngavie Library
Saturday 13 December
2.15pm – 3pm
William Patrick Library, Kirkintilloch
Saturday 13 December
2.15pm – 3pm
Venue:
Date:
13 – 18 October
Time:
Inviting all Whovians to a month of Doctor Who
themed fun at Bishopbriggs Library during
October – celebrating the new ‘Bishopbriggs’
Doctor, Peter Capaldi.
Venue:
Drop in activities include: Vote for your
favourite Doctor, Quizzes, Dr Who themed
Book Displays, Fun sheets and masks & Spot
the Tardis Hunt.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
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Time:
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Doctor Who Adventure
Evening
Friday 24 October 6 – 7pm (Ages 7 – 12)
Enjoy a fun filled evening of games, crafts
and snacks. Call Bishopbriggs Library on
0141 772 4513 to book your free place.
Booking essential. Reserve your place by calling
the library venue.
For more information on any of these events
contact Children & Families on 0141 777 3036
or ask in your local library.
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SCOTTISH
MENTAL HEALTH
ARTS & FILM FESTIVAL
Feel-Good Fitbug Salsa Style
Join us for a Fitbug like no other whilst
dancing the morning away with your baby.
After the usual songs, rhymes, tickles and
cuddles, Selen from Dance with Babies
(www.dancewithbabies.com) will offer a
free 20 minute taster session in baby Salsa,
Cha Cha and Ballet among others. Please note
that this part of the activity is for 0-2 years and
that a sling is required.
Booking essential, reserve your place by calling
Bishopbriggs Library 0141 772 4513
Venue:
Date:
Time:
Cost:
Bishopbriggs Library Saturday 4 October
10.30-11.30am
Free
Film Screening:
Silver Linings
Playbook
East Dunbartonshire Libraries Reading Groups
have been reading Silver Linings Playbook
by Matthew Quick. Join them in this free
screening to compare print to screen. After a
stint in a mental institution, former teacher Pat
Solitano moves back in with his parents and
tries to reconcile with his ex-wife. Things get
more challenging when Pat meets Tiffany, a
mysterious girl with problems of her own.
The Barony Chambers, beside
Auld Kirk Museum, Kirkintilloch
Date: Thursday 9 October
Time: 2pm (running time 122 minutes)
Certificate: 15 (Contains strong language and moderate violence)
Cost:
Free
Venue:
For more information contact us on
0141 777 3143 or email culture@eastdunbarton.gov.uk
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Learn with
Your Local
Library
Free Online Learning
Drop in Computer Sessions
Come along to a venue below to get help in using
your new or older portable device i.e. iPads,
tablets/laptops. No need to book.
Venue:
Date:
Time:
Milngavie Library
Tuesday
10am - 12noon
UNIVERSALCLASS™ is available free to all
library members and offers a wide range of over
500 courses including Computer Basics, Excel
as well as creative writing, hobbies and crafts
such as digital photography and yoga and many
more… learn in your own time and at your own
pace. Visit www.edlc.co.uk/libraries to start a free
course today! Or come along to your local library
during Get Online Week 13-19 October where we
will help you get started. You can also find out
more about accessing and using our digital other
library services – eBooks, Zinio digital magazines
and One Click Digital audiobooks. Free sessions
where we will help you get started must be
booked in advance with libraries below.
Where:
Date :
Time:
Venue:
Date:
Time:
Bishopbriggs Library
Wednesday
10am – 12noon
Where:
Date:
Time:
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Date :
Time:
William Patrick Library, Kirkintilloch
Thursday 10am – 12noon
Where:
Date:
Time:
Lennoxtown Library
Monday 20 October
1.30pm – 2.30pm
Lenzie Library
Monday 3 November
1.30pm – 2.30pm
Westerton Library
Monday 10 November
1.30pm – 2.30pm
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Get Online Week
Get Online Week is an annual campaign aiming
to engage and inspire people to get online and
do more with digital skills . From 13 – 19 October
come along to a free session where we will
help you to get online, download free library
magazines, e-books or audio books and find
out about our online learning and information
services. Please book in advance with the library
of your choice.
Where: Date: Time: Where:
Date:
Time: Where: Date: Time: Where: Date: Time: Brookwood Library
Monday 13 October
1.30pm – 3.30pm
Milngavie Library
Tuesday 14 October
1pm – 3pm
Bishopbriggs Library
Wednesday 15 October
1.30pm – 3.30pm
William Patrick Library
Thursday 16 October
1.30pm – 3.30pm
Families come in all shapes and sizes and we
want to encourage families to come along to
their local library and get involved. All ages are
welcome. Free sessions where we will help you
get started must be booked in advance with the
libraries below.
Where: Date:
Time: Family Learning Fortnight
18 October – 2 November This year our theme for Family Learning
Fortnight is ‘Out of this World’. Let’s find out
about downloading apps to tablets /iPads/
iPhones/ etc. (Google Sky app, Sky map app and
Sky view app). Then you can try them outside
and see if the stars shine on you.
Where: Date: Time: Where:
Date: Time: Milngavie Library
Tuesday 21 October
1.30pm – 3.30pm
Bishopbriggs Library
Wednesday 29 October
1.30pm – 3.30pm
William Patrick Library
Thursday 30 October
1. 30pm – 3.30pm
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GET IN TO
HERITAGE
Beginning Family History
Are you new to family history and require
information on how to begin? This five week
course will introduce you to family history,
provide coverage of all the basic sources needed
to build your family tree, and explain how you can
further investigate the lives of your ancestors.
It can be fascinating!
Venue:
Date:
When: Fee:
William Patrick Library
Tuesdays, 11 November – 9 December
7pm – 8.30pm
£30
To book a place or for more information, call
0141 777 3142 or email libraries@eastdunbarton.
gov.uk
First World War Family History
Learn how to research your First World War
ancestors with this free illustrated talk. Discover
the most useful First World War genealogy
sources and the stories of local men and women
uncovered by our archivist.
Venue:
Date:
When: William Patrick Library, Kirkintilloch
Wednesday 12 November
7pm – 8pm
Venue:
Date:
When: Brookwood Library, Bearsden
Thursday 20 November
7pm – 8pm
Pick up a free ticket at your local library or
contact us on 0141 777 3142 or email archives@
eastdunbarton.gov.uk
First World War Exhibition
Collaborative exhibition featuring material
from our Local Studies, Archive and Museum
collections including books, photographs, letters,
newspaper articles and artefacts. This exhibition
will commemorate the centenary of the outbreak
of the First World War and explore the impact on
the communities of East Dunbartonshire.
Venue:
Date:
William Patrick Library, Kirkintilloch
13 October – 16 November
These events are part of the national ‘Explore
Your Archive’ campaign to encourage people to
discover more about the fascinating stories held
in archives.
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LILLIE
ART
GALLERY
Untold Stories of the First
World War
Date: Venue: Time: Saturday 25 October
Bearsden Burgh Hall
11.30 am – 2pm
Did your family serve in the armed forces or do
their bit on the Home Front?
Bring your wartime photos and memorabilia
and find out from experts at Scotland’s War
Roadshow what they reveal. Have your photos
and stories uploaded to the Scotland’s War
website. Come along and find out what life was
like in the trenches and on the home front.
For those who would like to learn more about
tracing their First World War ancestors, there
will be a family history drop-in.
Experience what life was like for children with
traditional games, dressing up and other fun
activities.
No need to book. For more information about
this free drop-in event call 0141 777 3143 or
email libraries @eastdunbarton.gov.uk
Image: ‘Echoes of the Cleared’ Ann Morrison
Glasgow Society of Women
Artists – Annual Exhibition
4 October – 7 November
This hugely popular annual exhibition includes
exciting new work by the long established,
multi-talented Glasgow Society of Women
Artists. From traditional to dynamic abstract
works in a wide range of mediums.
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Image: ‘Iona’ Barbara Sellars
Images of Iona by
Barbara Sellars
4 October – 7 November
Barbara has been a regular visitor to the Isle
of Iona for thirty-five years. In the spring of
2011 she began a project of photographing
the island’s landscape every month for 12
consecutive months. It was just the beginning
and she has returned many times since to
continue making images.
Figures and Faces
15 November – 9 December
This exhibition looks at the many styles of
portraits and figures in the Lillie’s permanent
collection. A portrait can be an artist’s
representation rather than a photographic
image; it can be the whole figure or just the
face. It can capture the sitter’s personality or
their mood. A portrait can also illustrate more
than one person.
This collection reflects her perspective of Iona
and the developing relationship with the island
that she has made through her photography.
It includes intimate landscape imagery of
patterns in the sand, fleeting moments of light
on wave and the sculptural form and colour of
Iona’s ancient rocks as well as the bigger view
of an island in its differing moods from dawn
to dusk.
Image: ‘The Bridegroom’ Pat Douthwaite
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Christmas Art &
Craft Exhibition
15 November – 20 December
A huge array of paintings in a wide range
of styles. Fabulous ceramics, jewellery and
textiles all at affordable prices for an ideal
Christmas gift.
THE BIG
DRAW
2014
Saturday 11 October
The theme for this year’s event is: It’s Our
World, a celebration of the environment and
sustainability.
Class Acts 2014
13 December – 17 December
Come along and take part in the world’s
biggest drawing festival. A great experience for
all the family... and it’s free!
Venue:
An exhibition of artworks by senior pupils
highlighting a wealth of young, visual art talent
from East Dunbartonshire’s eight Secondary
Schools.
Private View
Date:
Time:
Friday 12 December
6.30pm – 7.30pm
Time:
Venue:
Time:
Lillie Art Gallery
Guest artist, Deborah Sanderson
11am – 1pm and 2pm – 4pm
Auld Kirk Museum
Guest artist, Jackie Anderson Sampaio
11am – 1pm and 2pm – 4pm
Booking
Free drop-in drawing workshop with no need
to book. Children must be accompanied by
an adult.
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AULD
KIRK
MUSEUM
East Dunbartonshire
Photography Competition
27 September – 30 October
Come along and see all the entries and
winners in this exciting annual display of the
very best amateur photographic talent. 2014’s
competition categories are: Architecture,
Landscape, Transport and Commonwealth.
Christmas Art &
Craft Exhibition
8 November – 20 December
This year we are delighted to have Marie
Barbour as our guest artist. Marie teaches at
Kirkintilloch High School as well as working
at her own studio in Glasgow. Here at the Auld
Kirk Museum you will have the opportunity to
purchase some of her beautiful oil paintings.
The museum will also be hosting a feast of
wonderful craft work from local and national
craft makers. To start it all off Santa himself
will be giving out prizes to competition
winners at the opening on Saturday
8 November at 2pm.
Image: ‘Osprey with Trout’ Neil Macgregor
Image: ‘Wren’ Marie Barbour
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GET
CREATIVE
Adult Autumn/Winter
Programme
ACTIVE ARTS:
Walk and Create
Kilmardinny Arts Centre, Bearsden
Wednesdays 1, 8, 22 & 29 October
(4 week course) 10am - 1pm £36
16+ years
Lindsay Neil
Level 1
Image: ‘Kilmardinny Loch’
WATER BASED PAINTING: 
Watercolour/Acrylic/Gouache
Venue:
Venue:
Date/s:
Date/s:
Time:
Fee/cost:
Age range:
Tutor:
As part of Luminate – Scotland’s Creative Ageing
Festival - Arts Development is pleased to offer a
special discounted course.
Enjoy a short, low level walk in the Kilmardinny
area, led by a trained Walk Leader. Collect
natural materials or simply absorb the
atmosphere, then return to Kilmardinny Arts
Centre and create something unique with the
guidance of a professional artist in a relaxed
environment. This course is suitable for anyone
wanting to become active or recovering from
a health issue and takes place in a social and
supportive environment. Walks will last between
20 minutes and an hour depending on ability.
Time:
Date/s:
Time:
Fee:
Age range:
Tutor:
Kilmardinny Arts Centre, Bearsden
Wednesdays 1 Oct – 3 Dec
(10 week course)
1pm – 3pm
Thursdays 2 Oct – 4 Dec
(10 week course)
1.30pm – 3.30pm
£77
16+ years
Iona Montgomery RSW
Level 1-3
This is a course suitable for all those interested
in exploring the creative processes of these
versatile mediums. Through demonstrations and
talks a range of different approaches, techniques
and subject matters will be covered. Working in a
friendly group environment the emphasis will be
on the development of each student’s individual
creativity.
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MIXED ABILITY:
Drawing & Painting
Venue:
Date/s:
Time:
Fee:
Age range:
Tutor:

Kilmardinny Arts Centre, Bearsden
Wednesdays 1 Oct – 10 Dec
(10 week course - Holiday 15th Oct)
10am – 12noon
£77
16+ years
Lesley Smith - Level 1-3
This class is aimed as a mixed ability class and
will appeal to anyone who wishes to experiment
with a variety of media including drawing (pencil,
charcoal, conte & pastels) and painting (gouache
& acrylics). Students are introduced to a variety
of techniques and have the opportunity to work
from a range of subject matter. This class has
a warm and friendly feel and is structured to
provide students the opportunity to develop at
their own pace.
OIL PAINTING:
Beginners and Beyond
Venue:
Date/s:
Time:
Fee:
Age range:
Tutor:
Kilmardinny Arts Centre, Bearsden
Wednesdays 8 Oct – 12 Nov
(6 week course)
6.30pm – 9pm £57
16+ years
Jackie Anderson Sampaio - Level 1-3
A beginner’s guide to oil painting, which is not as
tricky as people imagine! Students will develop
new skills in how to prepare surfaces, mix
colours, represent light and tone and explore
composition and mark making through step
by step demonstrations. Working from life and
photographic material and looking at artists
throughout history, students will be able to build
confidence and skills that will enable them to
develop their own unique style.
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MIXED ABILITY:
Drawing & Painting
Venue:
Date/s:
Time:
Fee:
Age range:
Tutor:

Kilmardinny Arts Centre, Bearsden
Wednesdays 1 Oct – 10 Dec
(10 week course - Holiday 15th Oct)
10am – 12noon
£77
16+ years
Lesley Smith - Level 1-3
This class is aimed as a mixed ability class and
will appeal to anyone who wishes to experiment
with a variety of media including drawing (pencil,
charcoal, conte & pastels) and painting (gouache
& acrylics). Students are introduced to a variety
of techniques and have the opportunity to work
from a range of subject matter. This class has
a warm and friendly feel and is structured to
provide students the opportunity to develop at
their own pace.
OIL PAINTING:
Beginners and Beyond
Venue:
Date/s:
Time:
Fee:
Age range:
Tutor:
Kilmardinny Arts Centre, Bearsden
Wednesdays 8 Oct – 12 Nov
(6 week course)
6.30pm – 9pm £57
16+ years
Jackie Anderson Sampaio - Level 1-3
A beginner’s guide to oil painting, which is not as
tricky as people imagine! Students will develop
new skills in how to prepare surfaces, mix
colours, represent light and tone and explore
composition and mark making through step
by step demonstrations. Working from life and
photographic material and looking at artists
throughout history, students will be able to build
confidence and skills that will enable them to
develop their own unique style.
CREATIVE WRITING COURSE:
The Art of Engaging the Reader
Venue:
Date/s:
Time: Fee: Age range:
Tutor:
Kilmardinny Arts Centre, Bearsden
Tuesdays 14 Oct – 25 Nov (6 week course – Holiday 28 Oct)
6.30pm – 9pm
£57
16+ years
Annette Allison - Level 1-3
What makes readers keep reading? Why would
readers believe in your story or relate to your
poetry? This course will look at what appeals
to us as readers - so prepare to share your
favourite writing - and through a process of
analysis and experiment, we will try to develop
our own writing styles and techniques. Suitable
for working in prose or poetry, and for both
beginners and more experienced writers.
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JEWELLERY FOR
BEGINNERS
Venue:
Date/s:
Time:
Fee:
Age range:
Tutor:
Kilmardinny Arts Centre, Bearsden
Tuesday 4 & Wednesday 5 November 10am – 4pm
£58
16+ years
Marley McKinnie - Level 1
DRAWING AND PAINTING 
THE FIGURE AND FACE
Venue:
Date/s:
Time:
Fee/cost:
Age range:
Tutor:
Over the course of this two-day workshop
students will learn to use a variety of tools and
techniques. You will be introduced to sawpiercing sheet metal and wire forming for
decorative purposes and for linking together
elements of a final design. There will also be
an opportunity to try out copper embossing
to create your own unique Christmas card.
Specialist materials will be available from the
tutor at a modest charge.
Kilmardinny Arts Centre, Bearsden
Wednesdays 19 Nov – 10 Dec
(4 week course)
6.30pm – 9pm
£45 16+ years
Jackie Anderson Sampaio - Level 1-3
This course will explore different approaches
to depicting the human face and figure using
a clothed model. Taking inspiration from
artists past and present, students will be given
exercises to experiment with different ways of
seeing and capturing the model. Students will
be given demonstrations of a wide range of
drawing and painting techniques so they can try
out new approaches and develop their own visual
language.
Suitable for beginners and more experienced
artists.
Image: ‘Jewellery’
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GET
CREATIVE
NEW COURSE
Kirkintilloch area
Children & Young People’s
Autumn/Winter Programme
DRAWING FOR BEGINNERS
Venue:
Date/s:
Time:
Fee:
Tutor:
Age range:
Kilmardinny Arts Centre, Bearsden
Mondays 13 Oct – 15 Dec
(10 week course)
7pm - 9pm
£77
Lucy Edwards
16+ years - Level 1
The combination of patient tuition of
traditional and not so traditional drawing
skills, demonstrations and the opportunity to
experiment makes this class ideal for absolute
beginners. Step by step introduction to those
who are just starting out. So if you have never
tried drawing before, don’t worry you will soon
be sketching and experimenting. Gain the
confidence to really enjoy drawing and find
out what areas you want to investigate further.
This course will lead you in gently in a relaxed
environment working to your own pace, in a
small friendly class.
SATURDAY smART:
Term 1 & Term 2
The Barony Chambers – Auld Kirk Museum
Date/s:
Saturdays 13 Sep – 6 Dec (Holidays 27 Sep, 11 Oct & 8 Nov) Saturdays 10 Jan – 21 Mar (Holiday 7 Feb)
Time:
11am - 1pm or 2pm – 4pm
Fee/cost: £62 per 10 week term
Age range
7-11 years
Venue:
Do you like drawing, painting and making
things? If you can say yes to any of these
questions, then Saturday smART is for you!
smART will take you on a journey about
ideas, art, materials and objects. Work with
our real life artist Lou every week and create
some awesome artworks. Then show off how
amazing you are at our end of term party/
exhibition.
No experience necessary, please bring a
healthy snack for break.
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AFTERSCHOOL MUSICAL 
Venue:
Date/s:
Time:
Fee/cost:
Age range:
Kilmardinny Arts Centre Wednesdays 17 Sep – 29 Oct (Holiday 15 Oct)
4pm – 5pm (7-11 years)
5pm-6pm (12-16 years)
£36 (6 week term)
7-11 years & 12-16 years
Do you love singing, dancing and acting? This
fantastically fun six weeks of musical theatre
is for you! This exciting course will culminate
with a special performance of YOUR show
for your family and friends. No experience
necessary, please bring a bottle of water.
KIDSFEST
2014
Look out for the Kidsfest 2014 brochure.
This year’s theme is all things Scottish
featuring cool workshops and fun family
shows including Artie’s Tartan Tales
and BRAW – An Awfy Brave Adventure!
AFTERSCHOOL ANIMATION 
Date/s:
Time:
:
Fee/cost
Age range:
Kilmardinny Arts Centre
Wednesdays 5 Nov – 10 Dec
(6 week term)
4pm – 5.30pm £45
7-11 years
If you’re into iPads, stop motion photography
and all things digital, come and learn how
to become an animation expert at this fun
after school course. Write your own plots and
scripts, do lots of drawing to make scenery
and props, and film and produce your own
movie! Lindsay will teach you step by step
everything you need to be a fantastic animator.
At the end of the course you will have a DVD of
movies that will have your friends and family
begging for more.
No experience necessary, please bring a
healthy snack for break
Kidsfest 2014
★★★★★★★★
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October
This year’s braw
Festival
Holiday Creative
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East Dunbartonshire
MONDAY
13 OCTOBER
FRIDAY
17 OCTOBER
Artie’s Tartan Tales
Venue:
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ARTS BOOKING
INFORMATION
Our centralised booking system allows you to
book and pay for courses by phone or make
booking enquiries by email. As always, it is
advisable to book quickly to ensure your place.
Email Enquiries
Phone Bookings
Refunds
Tel: 0141 777 3143 Monday – Friday
10am – 12noon and 2pm – 4pm
If a class is cancelled due to insufficient
demand, you will receive a full refund. If you
decide to withdraw from a class please tell us
in writing as soon as possible.
Payment Methods
Debit or credit card. Please have your debit
or credit card ready when you call to book,
as this is now the preferred method of taking
payment. We accept MasterCard, Maestro,
Visa and Visa Electron.
Email enquiries should be made
to edlct.bookings@eastdunbarton.gov.uk
If we are able to re-allocate your place
to someone on the reserve list and these
conditions are met, a refund of the course
fee, less an administration fee of £6.00 will be
made.
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VENUE
INFORMATION
BISHOPBRIGGS LIBRARY
170 Kirkintilloch Road, Bishopbriggs G64 2LX
Tel: 0141 772 4513
BROOKWOOD LIBRARY
166 Drymen Road, Bearsden G61 3RJ
Tel: 0141 777 3021
MILNGAVIE LIBRARY
Allander Road, Milngavie G62 8PN
Tel: 0141 956 2776
WILLIAM PATRICK LIBRARY
2-4 West High Street, Kirkintilloch G66 1AD
Tel: 0141 777 3141 / 3142 / 3143
Open: Monday – Thursday 10am – 8pm
Friday & Saturday 10am – 5pm
LENZIE LIBRARY
13/15 Alexandra Ave, Lenzie G66 5BG
Tel: 0141 776 3021
Open: Monday 1pm – 4.30pm & 5pm – 8pm
Tuesday,Thursday, Friday 10am – 12.30pm
& 1.30pm – 5pm
WESTERTON LIBRARY
82 Maxwell Avenue, Bearsden G61 1NZ
Tel: 0141 943 0780
Open: Monday 1pm – 4.30pm & 5pm – 8pm
Tuesday,Thursday, Friday 10am – 12.30pm
& 1.30pm – 5pm
LENNOXTOWN LIBRARY
Main Street, Lennoxtown G66 7HA
Tel : 01360 311436
Open: Monday 1pm - 8pm
Tuesday ,Thursday, Friday 10am – 12.30
& 1.30pm – 5pm
CRAIGHEAD LIBRARY
Craighead Road, Milton of Campsie G66 8DL
Tel: 01360 311925
Open: Monday, Tuesday, Friday 10am – 12.30pm
& 1.30pm – 5pm
Thursday 1pm – 4.30pm & 5pm – 8pm
Email: libraries@eastdunbarton.gov.uk
AULD KIRK MUSEUM & BARONY CHAMBERS
Cowgate, Kirkintilloch G66 1HN
Tel: 0141 578 0144
Email: museums@eastdunbarton.gov.uk
Open: Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 1pm
& 2pm – 5pm
LILLIE ART GALLERY
Station Road, Milngavie G62 8BZ
Tel: 0141 956 5536
Email: museums@eastdunbarton.gov.uk
Open: Tuesday – Saturday 10am – 1pm
& 2pm – 5pm
KILMARDINNY ARTS CENTRE
50 Kilmardinny Avenue, Bearsden G61 3NN
Site Co-ordinator: 0141 777 3093
Email: culture@eastdunbarton.gov.uk
GENERAL INFORMATION
Photographs may be taken as a record of events for
future promotion or press and publicity. If you and/
or your child do not wish to be photographed please
inform staff on your arrival or time of booking.
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Team at Southbank Marina, 12 Strathkelvin Place,
Kirkintilloch, Glasgow G66 1TJ Tel: 0300 123 4510
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